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Galangal is a sexual stimulant with mild hallucinogenic effects. The psychoactive effect is felt quite soon after chewing and swallowing a few teaspoons of Galangal (especially on an empty stomach). You can experience a warm feeling, clear thinking and altered perception. Larger doses can lead to mild visual hallucinations.

Usage: Chew on 1 to 10 grams or use it to make a tea. Use an amount that gives you a satisfactory effect.

White Lotus or White Waterlily (Nymphaea Alba) contains the psychoactive compounds nupharine and nymphaeine, which have euphoric, sedative and narcotic effects. According to some sources Waterlily is also a potent aphrodisiac.

Usage: To make a tea, take 5 grams per person and let it steep in hot water for ten to fifteen minutes. You can also soak the flowers in an alcoholic drink for several hours. Use approximately 5 grams per bottle. Do not exceed recommended dosage: White Lotus makes the wine bitter and hard to drink.

This mix consists of different herbs and flower petals with a sensual smell and taste. The main ingredient is Damiana, which has an aphrodisiac effect and gives a high that last about 2 hours.

Add one or two table spoons to one litre of boiling water. Let it boil for 5 mins on a low flame and then strain the tea. Add sugar or honey to taste.

Peganum harmala, which is also known as Syrian rue, is a popular MAO-inhibitor. It’s often used in Ayahuasca analogues, because it’s more concentrated and easy to prepare than the traditionally used Banisteriopsis caapi.

It was the powerful effects of its bitter seeds that gained it esteem from Asia Minor, across to India and Northeast Tibet, as a medication and a love potion. According to one theory, Harmala was the base for the “Drink of the Immortals” in ancient times. Before Islam, the Harmala plant was worshipped by communities that lived along the caravan routes who associated it with the moon deity Asfand.

Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo both claimed that, owing to rue’s metaphysical powers, their eyesight and creative inner vision had been improved. Branches of rue were used to sprinkle holy water before High Mass, and it was an important strewing herb and anti-plague plant.

It is Nymphaea caerulea (blue lotus) which was used in ancient Egypt as a key to good health, sex, and re-birth. An aphrodisiac for both men and women as well as a general remedy for all illness. Enhancing sexual vigor and general good health. A tonic like ginseng, pain reliever like arnica, circulation stimulant richer than ginkgo biloba, and sexual stimulant richer than Viagra. Creating a feeling of well-being, euphoria and ecstasy.

This concentrated extract of the Brazilian “potency wood” instantly stimulates the libido. 1 gram of this extract equals 4 grams of root bark.

The Brazilian herb Muira puama (Ptychotepalum oladoides), also referred to as Murapuama, is mostly known as an aphrodisiac and strong libido increasing herb. It has been used in Central and South America and in Europe for many centuries as a sexual aphrodisiac and passion intensity enhancement which also increases performance.

Muira puama is employed around the world today in herbal medicine. For example its helps to keep your joints loose and can help in stressful situations because it tones, balances, and strengthens the central nervous system.

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is an invigorating aphrodisiac which produces a mellow, relaxing high that lasts about two hours.

Damiana is also a muscle relaxant as well as a sexual stimulant that improves blood circulation in the genital area. It contains compounds that directly stimulate the senses. When used regularly for a longer period of time Damiana strengthens the erection in men and helps to restore the hormonal balance in women.

It works as a wonderful tobacco replacement in your smoking blends……..

Muira Puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides), sometimes written as Marapuama, means “potency wood” and is a popular aphrodisiac from the Brazilian rainforest.

Muira Puama is generally used as tea. Boil 1 to 2 tablespoons in half a litre of water for 15 minutes to get 2 cups of tea.

In Peruvian herbal medicine, Clavo Huasca is widely respected as an aphrodisiac for both men and women. Amazon indigenous peoples in both Peru and Brazil highly regard Clavo Huasca as an impotence remedy. Nowadays it is a cornerstone of the two most popular aphrodisiacs/potency formulas in South America.

It is also known as an adjunctive ingredient in various Ayahuasca recipes (or taken shortly after taking the concoction) to settle the stomach. While Clavo Huasca itself is not a hallucinogen, the ayahuasca brew can be quite purgative – causing vomiting and diarrhoea. Clavo Huasca is sometimes added to the brew or taken simultaneously to help reduce these effects.

In herbal medicine Catuaba has a long history of usage as an aphrodisiac. The Tupi Indians in Brazil first discovered the potency enhancing qualities of the plant and over the last few centuries they have composed many songs praising its wonders and abilities. It stimulates sexual drive and increases libido in both men and women. It stimulates blood flow to the genitals, it can strengthen and prolong an erection, it enhances sexual excitement and gives more powerful orgasms.

Shortly after ingestion most people will feel a tingling sensation along the spine and a sensual feeling all over the body. The skin and genitals become more sensitive. It is very suitable for giving your love life a special impulse.